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Engineering, Technology & Statistics

Quantitative methods, engineering and applied science publishing — with matching authors and trade press notes.

Authors & editors

  • Allan BonnickMotor Vehicle Engineering
  • William BuchananComputer Engineering
  • Hubert ChansonHydraulic Engineering
  • Thomas H. C. ChildsManufacturing & Machining
  • Brian EverittStatistics
  • Harvey GoldsteinBiostatistics & Multilevel Modelling
  • Brian D. HahnApplied Mathematics & Scientific Computing
  • Lloyd Ross JenkinsonAerospace Engineering
  • Katsuhiro MaekawaManufacturing & Machining
  • J. N. S. MatthewsBiostatistics & Clinical Trials
  • John C. NashNumerical & Statistical Computing
  • Derek NewboldMotor Vehicle Engineering
  • Toshiyuki ObikawaManufacturing & Machining
  • Brian PorterConstruction & Joinery
  • Darren RhodesAerospace Engineering
  • Reg RoseConstruction & Joinery
  • Paul SimpkinAerospace Engineering
  • Andrew R. WebbPattern Recognition & Machine Learning

Guest contributions

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  • Publishing Industry · 8 May 2026

    Inside the World of Medical Journals

    How medical journals actually work — peer review, impact factor, MEDLINE indexing, the Big Four (NEJM, Lancet, JAMA, BMJ), open access vs subscription publishing, and the predatory-journal warning signs every working researcher should know.

  • Publishing Industry · 14 Nov 2024

    How Rising Paper Costs Are Reshaping Academic Publishing

    A look at how years of pulp shortages, mill closures, and shifting freight economics have pushed paper prices to multi-decade highs — and what that means for textbook publishers, university bookstores, and the students who ultimately pay the bill.

  • Technology & Design · 19 Aug 2024

    How AI Has Reshaped Website Design

    From layout generation to copywriting, image production, and accessibility testing, AI has quietly rewritten the economics and the craft of building a website. A look at what actually changed, what still requires a human eye, and where the field is heading next.

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